Tagged with "Music"

★★★★★

The only thing Earl Sweatshirt fans really could have asked for were some rap songs, yet they received so much more.

★★★★

The 1975 unplugs from the over-complicated world of online interactions to comment upon real-life connections with ourselves on “A Brief Inquiry Into Online Relationships.”

★★★

While some of his renditions don’t hold up to the standards set by legends, Bublé’s “Love” has genuine heart and emotion, which makes it a good listen.

Resident Beatles fanatics Ben McCullough and Livia Homerski sat down to listen to the 5 hour and 27 minute, 107 song remastered edition of the Beatles masterpiece (in Homerski’s opinion).

★★★★

After listening through “Dark Days Ahead,” I was ready to listen to all that Iron Reagan had to offer.

★★

The melodies and riffs on “Anthem of the Peaceful Army” may lack authenticity, but luckily, the skilled young artists have plenty of time to refine their sound and draw inspiration from their own hearts and souls.

Built on the foundations of hedonism and identity crises, nothing unusual in a post-1960s world, “A Place in the Sun” holds a place in my mind, body and heart and is one that I could never deviate from.

★★★★★

When you can’t skip a single track on the album, you know it’s good. With a beautifully unique sound and incredible lyricism, “Mirror Master” is a must-listen.

I believe music is one of the best outlets to promote a specific type of culture, and “Suburbia” strengthened my ability to stay true to myself and the ones I love.

On Friday, Oct. 5, Erie native Christian Sedelmyer returned home with bandmate Rachel Baiman to perform at Unitarian Universalist Church in Erie during the midst of their second album tour.